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Jan Megannon wrote: > > HI Brad, > > After having read your previous post regarding this topic, it got me thinking > of: > > The MicroS**t SNA Gateway. We all know how that operated. No, I don't. I think of SNA as a communications protocol. I assumeyou will be telling me that the SNA gateway allowed PC clients to talk to green screen programs? Instead of using 5250 emulation or tn5250? > Well, instead of the > gateway server connected to an LU on the AS/400, why can it not be serviced > via a product such as yours or Joe's? That way, the SNA Gateway enabled > products may be able to function the same as they have always up to the > gateway. Between the gateway and the iSeries (pronounced AS/400), it can be > implemented in such a way that it does not incur the wrath of CFINT. One of the things you could do with this, is write a filter/replace on the RPG programs on the AS/400 side to replace screen calls with a tcp/ip connection to the PC server, then to tn5250. You would have to process the screen files and pass them tot he server. The thing that I don't think would work would be subfiles, but you might be able to program around that also. There would be no CFINT. But that's not the primary thing I have in mind. > I have > not worked on this type of enablement, so would not know if it is possible. > > Cheers. > > Jan Megannon. -- Brad Jensen brad@elstore.com President Electronic Storage Corporation Tulsa OK USA 918-664-7276 LaserVault Report Retrieval & Data Mining www.Laservault.com www.eufrates.com - Add distance learning to your site with easy course preparation
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